To get a feel for how Byteball works.

@ChainSmoker
Think of Blackbytes as a post-it handed to you by the previous owner. The post-it says: "ChainSmoker is now the new owner". Together with handing you the post-it, the DAG registers that the previous owner is no longer the owner of these Blackbytes. The DAG does not register that you received the post-it.
Now, if you lose this post-it, the previous owner can simply give you another post-it that says: "ChainSmoker is now the new owner". ^*
If you want to give your Blackbytes to someone else, your post-it contains all the information you need to create a new valid post-it for the receiving user, and to register the change of ownership in the DAG.

I think giving Tonych your address (and asking politely) is enough. Resending means sending the same transaction again, you'll receive the exact same Blackbytes again.
The sending wallet can click "re-send private payloads" from the transaction history:


I really recommend to try the features Byteball has, create another wallet and send some money around.

^* Comment needed on this analogy: does it help explain how Blackbytes work?

@RomanJDS: Yesterday you sent me a PM saying you sent me WAVES.

They never arrived though, when I check Balances I see all zeros. Can you check again to see what went wrong?

Weird, as they didn't have a wallet paired with mine. I've replaced them and will PM you one too.

Username: dsffdssdf

Joined date: 25.08.2016


I love how you're requesting day.month, while Primedice uses month/day
Originally, I joined much earlier (I think around March 2015), but unfortunately my stats were lost when Primedice went offline at the moment I was betting. I never got back my total number of bets, and my original join date. My new account just turned 1 year old yesterday.

Blackbytes are a very smart implementation of a private asset, but they aren't very intuitive to use. I've experimented a bit on how they work, and created a Byteball: Blackbytes FAQ thread with my results.
Quick fix: you can ask Tonych to re-send your Blackbytes from the last airdrop. And indeed, you need to make a full backup after every transaction with Blackbytes, both sending and receiving!

Read more carefully: the first 100 million wallets will receive 100000 bytes. This airdrop hasn't started yet.
If you're new to Byteball, I'd be happy to send you 100000 bytes to play with. If you want that: read my Byteball: Blackbytes FAQ, pair with my wallet, and say hi.

I would say: "the more the merrier"!

First, I know SegWit got activated, but I have no idea how I can use it. As far as I understand now, my Bitcoin client has to support it, and with all the fighting about how to allow Bitcoin scaling, I haven't seen a client that lets me use SegWit.

Second, I assume that once SegWit is in use, any other Hub will also promise they won't keep logs, just like I now hope/assume Bitcoin hubs don't store IP addresses.

As far as I understand, SegWit and Lighning Network risk being a centralized service with only a few big Hubs. You could have a first mover advantage by creating one before others do.

But, from your mixer's point of view, aren't you taking away the need for your own service if in the future most transactions are done off-chain?



I'd love to see Bitcoin scale to allow more transactions, and I don't really care if that's through bigger blocks or secure off-chain transactions. All I know is, it's taking way too long and fees are crazy high now. When I started using Bitcoin back in 2015, 0.00001 BTC fee was enough for a fast transaction. Now, fees are 100 times higher and Bitcoin is 20 times more expensive. That makes fees 2000 times more expensive in terms of dollars. It used to be cheaper than bank transactions, now it's 50 times more expensive than the commercial SEPA rate in Europe.

Does that mean that if I open ChipMixer in my browser now, copy the deposit address, and close the site, you'll reuse this same address for someone else later?
Doesn't that open the possibility to "harvest" deposit addresses, to later on see which addresses sent money to your mixer?

If unused addresses are reused in such a way, it would be better to never reuse them.

You'll receive 10% airdrop on your bytes. But, to receive Blackbytes, you'll need to link an Bitcoin address by talking to the Transition Bot. That address can be empty.
If you don't know how to sign a message, PM me your Byteball address and I'll get you a signature from an empty Bitcoin address.

There is no exchange for it. There is #trading_blackbyte on https://byteball.slack.com where you can see offers:

ASK orders:
1.20539 GB/GBB   |   0.055 GB   |   4.562823717E9 GBB   |   @zonedoutdad (I'm pretty sure this line is a sorting mistake on slack)
0.01 GB/GBB   |   0.01 GB   |   1.0 GBB   |   @moonlander
0.01199 GB/GBB   |   0.0012 GB   |   0.1 GBB   |   @dmicah

BID orders:
0.01809 GB/GBB   |   0.181 GB   |   10.0 GBB   |   @conibito
0.01800 GB/GBB   |   1.8 GB   |   100.0 GBB   |   @altcore

Read this topic: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2059111.0
Be sure you know what you're doing before doing it. When in doubt, ask your friend to help you again.

It's been a long time since I had to bust cheaters for these giveaways. Unfortunately, it happened again.

These 3 are now blacklisted for all further Rollin promotions and HiLoGames.

I have one request: while betting, show the Number of Rolls left.

Please check your RollPoints in the spreadsheet once in a while. I'm only human, if I made any mistakes please let me know before prizes are paid at the beginning of September.


Lottery Bot is created by Rollin Mod madcoin. He made some last-minute changes to the Bot, allowing for fractional tips (0.5 mBTC minimum instead of 1 mBTC). Unfortunately, this didn't work the way it should, it now rejected integer tips. As a result, Rollin user especialista couldn't buy tickets on that day, even though he tried twice (I checked Lottery's tip log for this). He tried to buy Tickets worth 2 RollPoints, and although technically he didn't actually buy the Tickets, I'm rewarding him 1 RollPoint.





While eating popcorn, pure drama has emerged here :O
maksosip says he used YoYoBot's post as a template, but edited his post when he noticed he put the wrong prediction.
hikigaeru posted 35 seconds after maksosip did, but feels "locked in" after maksosip changed his post. Although editing posts isn't allowed in this Quest, Bitcointalk allows for a few minutes to edit posts without marking them as "edited". This is meant to fix typos fast enough to be considered the original post.

Now, what to do? Strictly, maksosip broke the rules, but I believe he had no bad intentions.
I do get that hikigaeru feels "surrounded" now, so I decided hikigaeru has 12 hours from this post of mine to make a new prediction if he wants. It should be close to your old prediction, you're not allowed to adjust it for newly won RollPoints. Don't edit your original post, post a new one. I'd like to see which one is closest
I hope you're all okay with this

Skeptic here

Although I like the idea of using Byteball for an ICO, I'll skip this one. I'll tell you why:
-Your website doesn't work.
-You didn't bother to use proper English, which makes it terrible to read the OP.
-You claim a "highly intelligent feed" from something as unimportant and hyped as Twitter.
-You want to sell Tokens for 1 million dollar, without showing any link between the Tokens and the chatbot you are planning to make. Please explain how any of your promises has anything to do with the Token you're trying to sell.
-You claim you're 3 guys who don't take more than you deserve, and yet, you think you instantly deserve 1 million dollar for creating this topic?

So basically you're just asking for 1 million dollars in donations? Why didn't you say so in the OP?

Once again: why didn't you say this in the OP?
This makes it even worse: you want 1 million dollars to create a service bot, and then want people to pay you again to use the service bot?

Looking at your screenshots: "Buy signal: Expected to increase by about 15% in next 6 hours": I don't believe it!
IF you could really predict this, you wouldn't be asking for 1 million dollars here. You'd be swimming in money if you could predict this!
That makes this at best a pump&dump bot: getting enough people in for it to actually become true, so that the first investors earn most.
Also, instead of using a new platform, this could all be simply put into an RSS feed.

That is actually what the Dutch government wants to do: if you have Bitcoins from a mixer, they want that to be considered suspicious by default. I don't think that law has passed yet though.
If they reverse the normal procedure where they have to prove you did something wrong into you having to prove you're innocent, then yes, mixing doesn't help you.

I wondered about something else (when BitMixer closed): suppose you end up in court for whatever reason, and you show a signature from either BitMixer or ChipMixer. That signature is supposed to prove you got money from the mixer, so you're not involved in the crime they are trying to convinct you for.
BixMixer used that signature as a selling point, but I wonder if there has ever been a lawsuit in which it was actually used. And if so, it comes down to a judge trusting an anonymous source (BitMixer or ChipMixer). Playing devil's advocate you could argue BitMixer can still use their address to sign from after closing, and that signature can say anything they want.

Let me help you there:


A small custom QR-code with address would be cool too.

May I suggest a girl version:

You seem to forget a flashy website with no scrollbar at the right, 12 stock-photographs of nerdy guys (and 2 girls), and to promise world peace.

In before asking for translation, bounty, white paper and roadmap

Chipmixer doesn't have 0.015 and 0.02 BTC chips. If you want to make multiple payments, you save a lot on fees if you make them in one transaction. Bitcoin Core can do this, Electrum too.
Paying 0.015 to send 0.0125 seems very inefficient to me, I don't think many people would use that option.

Did you forget what you're advertising?

Bittrex doesn't keep it for themselves. The Bytes stay on your deposit address, until someone withdraws and they need your Bytes.
That's how I got an airdrop last time in Bittrex: my deposit address still held Bytes. Even though I don't own the Bytes in that address (Bittrex does!), the address is linked to my account. So when the airdrop hit that address with 20%, I got the Bytes in my account.